Goodluck Jonathan Emphasizes Forgiveness and Unity at Requiem Mass
Former Nigerian President, Goodluck Jonathan, revealed his forgiving nature, stating that he does not hold grudges against people for their past actions, even if they have hurt him. Jonathan emphasized the importance of moving past hurts, especially in the political arena, for national cohesion and development.
Speaking at a requiem mass in Abuja for late Chief Audu Ogbeh, Jonathan praised Ogbeh's forgiving nature and humble character. Jonathan highlighted the need for a similar attitude in life.
The late Chief Audu Ogbeh served as the Minister of Agriculture and Rural Development during Jonathan's presidency. Jonathan's remarks underscored the significance of forgiveness and unity in fostering progress and harmony in society.
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